Migrants are rushing across the Mexico border in hopes of entering the U.S. in the final hours before pandemic-related asylum restrictions are lifted.
A large number of migrants are rushing to the border ahead of the expiration of Title 42 which ends at midnight. Troy Hayden with FOX 10 Phoenix joined LiveNOW from FOX's Josh Breslow live from Yuma, Arizona.
On the U.S. side of the river, migrants put on dry clothing and picked their way through concertina wire. Many surrendered immediately to authorities and hoped to be released while pursuing their cases in backlogged immigration courts, which takes years. Many migrants were acutely aware of looming policy changes as they searched Thursday for an opportunity to turn themselves over to U.S. immigration authorities.
"Friends told me they were returned two or three times before they finally could enter," said Osmel David Picón, who left his native Venezuela years ago and started his journey to the U.S. from Ecuador.prevented many from seeking asylum, it carried no legal consequences, encouraging repeat attempts. After Thursday, migrants face being barred from entering the U.S. for five years and possible criminal prosecution.
On Thursday, about 400 migrants huddled in strong winds whipping up the sand on the bank of the Rio Grande east of El Paso as groups of Texas National Guard soldiers constructed concertina wire barriers.
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Migrants rush across US-Mexico border in final hours before expiration of Title 42With a midnight deadline looming, migrants in Mexico shed clothing before descending a steep bank into the Rio Grande, clutching plastic bags filled with clothes. One man held a baby in an open suitcase on his head.
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Migrants rush across US-Mexico border in final hours before expiration of Title 42With a midnight deadline looming, migrants in Mexico shed clothing before descending a steep bank into the Rio Grande, clutching plastic bags filled with clothes. One man held a baby in an open suitcase on his head.
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Migrants rush across US-Mexico border in final hours before expiration of Title 42With a midnight deadline looming, migrants in Mexico shed clothing before descending a steep bank into the Rio Grande, clutching plastic bags filled with clothes. One man held a baby in an open suitcase on his head.
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Migrants rush across US-Mexico border in final hours before Title 42 expiresWith a midnight deadline looming, migrants in Mexico shed clothing before descending a steep bank into the Rio Grande, clutching plastic bags filled with clothes. One man held a baby in an open suitcase on his head.
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